Lustfulness

by Chelsey   Aug 15, 2012


I fall slave to your voice. Request anything you will
and I'll reply, "yes master". Because you own
these heart beats, and they jitter when you
simply utter a sigh.

Lust moves through this desired body,
like crumpled leaves fighting the direction
the wind is blowing. I resist the urge
to get carried away, but I no longer feel flightless.
Your flattery prowls underneath my soles
and sways me towards paradise.

Struggling is irrelevant, I am defeated.
These legs ache for tender hands to
bring life into muscles that have failed.
I am vulnerable to the idea of allowing
your breath to connect with my whispers.
Whispers that will admit for a day,
"I belong to you".

My senses and logic have all gone astray
the moment I fell prisoner to your
convincing intentions. Voluntarily,
I offer up my physique to please yours.

Tonight, immoral sins will smirch these sheets,
and I will crave your unending love, and dream
of your last name uniting with my first.
This does not make me your prey, nor your victim.
I am the temptation, ready to give her all to you.

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  • 11 years ago

    by Blood Beauty

    Truely amazing work!

  • 11 years ago

    by Blood Beauty

    Struck by this literacy!!! My heart's steady beat skipped and lept with each line!!! My blood felt hot as you discribed more and more! I love this poem! If I could, I would give you a thousand 5s!!!

  • 11 years ago

    by Ole Carsten

    I'm blushing, my cheeks are in fire, what a poem.. Must say indeed it is good

  • 11 years ago

    by Khalid M Darwish

    I loved the last stanza the most lol. It's a very nice ending. Well penned piece chels. 5/5

  • 11 years ago

    by Thomas

    Amazing poem Chels :p

    It's almost poetic porn, so full of lust and desire.
    Yet there is some sensitive stuff in it:

    Tonight, immoral sins will smirch these sheets,
    and I will crave your unending love, and dream
    of your last name uniting with my first.

    That is my favorite part of the whole poem!